Developments of Operation Al-Aqsa Front and the Israeli aggression on Gaza on 20th day
The Palestinian Resistance Operation Al-Aqsa Flood continues for the 20th day in a raw in retaliation against the Israeli occupation’s crimes and ongoing aggression on the Palestinian people, mainly in the besieged Gaza Strip, which is currently suffer from a sever humanitarian crisis due to shortages of all basic needs for life.
Here are some major developments on day 20th of the resistance operation and the occupation’s aggression on Gaza:
The Palestinian resistance targets Israeli occupation military points in Nerim settlement as well as in Karm Abu Salem, Al-Ein Al thalitha, Asdoud and Ra’eem sites.
United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in the Palestinian Territories Lynn Hastings: No place in Gaza Strip is safe amid Israeli bombing
The Palestinian resistance called on peoples of the world to escalate masses movement to demand an end to the genocide war waged by the Israeli occupation, with American and Western support, on the besieged Gaza Strip, and to press by all means to open the Rafah crossing.
Information Office in Gaza: The Israeli occupation has destroyed more than 183,000 housing units, of which 28,500 units were completely destroyed, that is; 50% of the housing units in the Strip, since the start of the occupation’s aggression on October 7th.
Palestinian media: Two Palestinians were martyred in Israeli airstrike targeting workers near the Bureij refugee camp cemetery in central Gaza Strip.
The Palestinian resistance targeted an Israeli occupation helicopter east of Bureij in Gaza Strip with a “SAM 7” missile and confirmed that the helicopter was hit.
Palestinian media: 18 Palestinians were martyred, most of them children, as a result of a new massacre committed by Israeli occupation through bombing a house in Khan Yunis, south of Gaza Strip.
Palestinian media: Israeli occupation warplanes carried out raids on the vicinity of Yarmouk Stadium and the neighborhoods in central Gaza City… Fire broke out in the place.
Hamda Mustafa